Custom Concrete & Epoxy Countertops in Green Bay, WI
Want a kitchen, bar or table that nobody else has? We create custom concrete and epoxy countertops, bar tops and tables with bold swirls, metallic effects and finishes you can't buy off a shelf.
Surfaces Designed for Constant Contact
Countertop and tables in Green Bay for work surfaces that handle spills, heat, and daily wear.
Countertops and tables in kitchens, workshops, and commercial spaces take repeated impact from hot items, sharp tools, and liquid spills that damage traditional materials over time. Epoxy finishes create a durable, non-porous surface that resists damage and maintains appearance even with heavy use. DC Coatings installs epoxy countertops and tables, giving your surfaces a stunning and durable finish that mimics the look of stone or wood and stands up to heavy use while resisting spills and stains.
The epoxy is poured over the existing surface or built up on a substrate, then self-levels into a smooth, glossy layer. Pigments and additives create patterns that resemble marble, granite, or wood grain. Once cured, the surface is hard enough to resist scratches and heat without requiring trivets or cutting boards for every task.
What Epoxy Surfaces Actually Accomplish
Epoxy countertops are built by applying multiple layers of resin that cure into a single, monolithic surface. The material is self-leveling, which eliminates seams and joints where moisture or debris could accumulate. Pigments are mixed into the epoxy or swirled on the surface to create the appearance of natural stone veining or wood grain variation.
After installation, the surface maintains a glossy appearance even with heavy use, resists heat, scratches, and moisture, and never loses its color from UV exposure. Spills bead up on the non-porous surface and wipe clean without leaving stains. Hot pans can be placed directly on the epoxy without scorching or discoloring the finish, and knives or tools do not easily scratch through the hardened resin.
What we offer
- Kitchen countertops
- Bar tops
- Bathroom vanities
- Custom tables
- Metallic and swirl finishes
- One-of-a-kind epoxy art pieces
Our process
Ideas
Tell us about the space and the look you're after.
Design
We plan colors, effects and edges with you.
Create
Your countertop or piece is built and finished.
Install
We set it in place and leave you with something one of a kind.
Residential, commercial & industrial
Homes
Garages, basements, patios, porches, walkways and kitchens across Green Bay and nearby communities.
Businesses
Restaurants, bars, showrooms, offices and retail spaces that need a floor that looks sharp and cleans up easily.
Industrial
Warehouses, shops and facilities with heavy equipment and demanding use.
Questions Before Starting Your Project
Clients ask about how epoxy compares to stone or laminate in terms of durability, maintenance requirements, and long-term appearance under different types of use.
How does epoxy resist heat compared to other countertop materials?
Epoxy tolerates heat up to approximately 400 degrees Fahrenheit without damage, which is sufficient for most cookware and tools. Prolonged exposure to very high heat can soften the surface temporarily, but it re-hardens as it cools without permanent damage.
What substrate works best under an epoxy countertop?
Plywood, MDF, or existing laminate countertops all serve as suitable substrates as long as they are structurally sound and level. The substrate must not flex or sag, because epoxy is rigid and will crack if the supporting material moves.
Why does epoxy not fade from sunlight?
The resin formulation includes UV stabilizers that prevent the pigments from breaking down when exposed to direct sunlight. This makes epoxy suitable for outdoor tables or countertops near windows where other materials would discolor over time.
How do you maintain an epoxy countertop in Green Bay?
Routine cleaning involves wiping the surface with mild soap and water. The non-porous finish does not require sealing, and spills do not soak in, so maintenance is simpler than with stone or wood surfaces that need periodic resealing or oiling.
What edge details are available for epoxy countertops?
Edges can be built up with additional layers of epoxy to create thickness, rounded for safety, or left square depending on the look you prefer. The edge finish is part of the pouring process and integrates seamlessly with the top surface.
DC Coatings fabricates epoxy surfaces for countertops, tables, and work surfaces in residential and commercial settings. Contact us to review your project requirements, substrate condition, and finish preferences before work begins.
Serving Green Bay, De Pere, Ashwaubenon, Howard, Suamico, Appleton, Kaukauna, Denmark, Sturgeon Bay, Shawano, Allouez and Bellevue, WI.
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